On 15 Feb, Patrick Lauke wrote:
>> From: w3c-wai-ig-request@w3.org
>
>> This is part of my point though, part of the power lies in
>> the user agent
>> camp.
>
> And until user agents improve, should we use interim solutions
> (such as "skip to..." links)?
Since it really won't be practical for a User-Agent - today or
tomorrow - to know when to hoppe over inneholdet or when to gÃ¥ till
innehÃ¥llsfÃ¶rteckningen I'd say internal links, including one to skip
here or jump there wherever here or there may be.
Wouldn't it be wonderful if HTML had a MENU element which could
contain LI elements that were menu items? Think what an UA might make
of that! The possibilities are endless.
Perhaps we should suggest this for XHTML 2.0? Of course, this wouldn't
solve the problem of a "hopp over menyen og gÃ¥ til syvende avsnitt"
link, which would still need to be implemented as an internal anchor.
I'm still wondering why those are so evil.
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